I was passing in and out of Floyd, and this store kept coming up on "beat things to do in Floyd."…read more I stopped for lunch and got one of the best roast beef sandwiches ever. The sweet 1000 Island dressing made it almost perfect! My only "complaint"--Get Coke products and Dump Pepsi! The store itself offers hundreds of spices, baking ingredients, candy in every form and a Deli. I can't wait to return!

We came here to try their deli sandwiches and while they are passable, they're only just that. The…read moreother "Amish deli" nearer to me, Walker Valley Market, definitely has them beat on portion, food quality, value and especially seating! This place only has outdoor tables and the inside is very small. I can't say it was all bad news, as my guest who got a gluten free sandwich was very happy with it, but the drink selection is also sparse and I'm probably not going to seek this place out again.

Cute shop! I love the bulk options and the eco friendly stuff like bar shampoo and conditionerread more

Attempted to purchase massage oil here today. Price on bottle was 17.99. "Miles" rang it up at…read more19.99. When I informed him the price on the bottle was less, he tore the price tag off and said, "Not anymore!" Very rude and obnoxious. Just called to report his behavior to the manager. He claimed he is the manager. Will be contacting Corporate and will never darken their door again!

We always visit Gourmet Pantry when in Blacksburg for football games. They have a great selection…read moreof kitchenware and gourmet food items. Think smaller version of Williams Sonoma or Sur La Table. What keeps us coming back is their selection of truffles. They are $2.79 each, so they aren't cheap, but they are HUGE, and some of the best truffles we've ever had. They rotate flavors, too, and we are always excited to try the new varieties. It's hard to name a favorite!

Was trying to find a gift for my mother-in-law for mother's day, and wanted to shop local. Had to…read morecall around a bit because lots of stuff is closed. But the owner of Gourmet Pantry answered right away. They have gift basket options on their website, but she helped me put together a gorgeous custom one filled with tasty stuff (fancy French truffles, Virginia peanuts, and more!) and we put it in a handcrafted wooden bowl. Delivery was on time and contactless. My mother-in-law absolutely LOVED it, particularly the bowl. Very pleased with how everything turned out.

Old-fashioned grocery store with an amazingly courteous staff and a fantastic local selection.read more

Always good food, courteous and nice; very good place to buy dinners and groceries; owner and staff…read moredoes an excellent job in operating a wonderful business. Produce is the best as well as the meat dept. They offer a good selection of flowers and shrub as well.

Small but mighty! This shop has the kindest owner and lots of wonderful products for a good price…read more Some of our favorites were the kielbasa, red pepper spread and dubai chocolate. When looking at the ingredients for the red pepper spread, I was happy to see a list of 4 - red bell pepper, eggplant, salt and oil. It can be challenging to find something so clean and tasty from a jar in the US! I love it on toast with eggs and arugula. This place is something special despite being located in a sleepy shopping plaza.

Stock updates every other week. Awesome selection, friendly…read moreowner. (You don't have to be from Europe to appreciate the items available). Awesome skumbria.

GREAT find, just a few miles off of I-81, but darn worth the short hop over along the way…read more Mom and Pop (and Grandma) business with home raised bison. Nice menu in-house, also order / take-out with good take home bulk stock both in the refrigerator and the freezer.

Food excellent, interesting. Comfortable surroundings, good service. Definitely home cooking, not…read moremass-produced. Going back!

Yard Bull Meats is a small butcher shop located at 2203 Crystal Spring Ave in Roanoke, Virginia,…read more next to The River and Rail Restaurant. But don't let its small size fool you, this is Roanoke 's only Whole Animal Butcher Shop and it specializes in the best custom cuts & roasts, dry-aged steaks, sausages, deli meats, seafood; and they have the best pork loin chops and tenderloin. When I discovered it and went to check it out, I was amazed at the number of people entering this small space to purchase quality cuts of meats. One after another couples came in, while others couples went out. And they all seemed to be steady customers. The place was very clean with its brick walls painted in white, beautiful light color polished hardwood floors, and its refrigerated display cases, furniture, and equipment was so well maintained that they all looked new. But what impressed me the most was the friendly and knowledgeable staff who provided excellent customer service. They pride themselves in having the best steaks in town, such as the 35-day Dry-Age Bone-In Strip Steaks and Ribeyes - Deep, rich flavor with the perfect amount of funk. Their prices might not be the lowest, but with their superior quality and wonderful treatment provided, you definitely feel your getting above expectation value for your purchase. I highly recommend this Butcher Shop to all those who love quality meats and seafood. And to be given the red carpet treatment while they are shopping.

It's a very nice little shop, very clean and tidy. The staff was friendly on the phone and when I…read morewent in and placed an order for a prime rib roast to be a late Mother's Day present. Two days later when I returned, I received a beautiful product, perfectly cut, trimmed and packaged. It weighed a few more pounds than I expected, so the $50 deposit and the $200 I brought with me wasn't enough. I don't mind paying for top quality though, and their beef is top notch. I had to put the last $139 on my debit card and this is where they lost the fifth star. When I put my card in the machine, a tipping option came up on the screen. There were four guys behind the counter staring at me, and everything went frosty when I pushed the "no tip" button. I always tip wait staff 20% or more because I know the lion's share of their wages come from their tips. I KNOW it is not required to tip the butcher though. These guys earn a living wage, and frankly I had my fingers crossed that there was enough money on my card to cover the rest of the cost of the roast. It made me very uncomfortable, and I left feeling like the staff believed I had slighted them. So, in conclusion, if you want the best beef in Roanoke has to offer, this is the place to shop. If you want to avoid an uncomforable conclusion, bring enough cash to cover your purchase and avoid getting the stare down over the card transaction.

If you are coming off of the Blue Ridge Parkway or have any other reason to be in Meadows of Dan,…read moreyou have to stop at Nancy's. They make the candies locally and there is so much variety. Service is good despite the lines. One bite of the Orange creamsicle fudge made me feel like I had jumped in a Time Machine taking me back to 1980 when I would patiently wait on the ice cream truck in the summer. The sea salt caramel fudge gives you both the salty and sweet fix while the maple nut fudge is like eating maple nut goodies which were my Dad's favorite treat at Christmas. If you're lucky you may see them making all of this yummy goodness. Definitely stop in!

One of Debbie's stops. Busy place and lots of candy! Smelled so good in there…read more Saw them making candles. We did not want to wait in the long line to buy anything but it was a neat stop.

Totally disappointed. Products are common. Prices are higher than similar stores. Nice people…read morethough.

This store is pretty sweet as I noted in my original review. It's run by a group of Mennonite…read moreladies and sells mainly dry bulk foods despite the name, however they do have ample cheese also. I wanted to revise my review though to share some tips on shopping here. For one, not everything they sell is exclusive to their store. These Mennonites are associated with the Yoders who have a local company making jams and other canned foods but not everything is by them. So for some things like standard trail mix you may find better prices at a larger grocery store elsewhere. The Yoder jams though are very good and worth buying. The fudge is also very good, as is the Troyer brand jerky. They have good stone-ground cornmeal also. The candies aside from fudge they sell however can be found elsewhere and probably cheaper. They make sandwiches back in the deli part of their little store and these are nothing special but good for lunch since little else is in the area. And the ladies who run the shop are expectedly a real delight. Definitely stop in.